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Love the 360p. all 360 Pixels of it 👍

Brilliant analysis...thank you ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Korea is a really good example of Capitalism and Communism. They're both dystopias.

I love this movie. So beautiful and expressive. I hope Jane Austin would have loved this treatment of her wonderful characters. Thanks for your analysis.

So was it Gina that told tommy about bomb and plans to kill arthur? He blackmaiked her, but then we were just left hanging... I wish they would've slipped in a subtle hint of some kind.

Probably there are some seemles cut

This movie is so beautiful

Ada should of had more to do not romance crap

HBO series: finally a worthy opponent

They didn't utilize the character of churchil well.

the scene where he asks the former soldiers about the war is the one that gets me, for me at least is sadness of who they are now and abandoning that they were the same once upon a time

I could barely stomach 2 seasons of this crap, but I still was a little curious about the ending, so this video was perfect for me.

This was the first and last truly incredible twist on the show. After this, Churchill/Political ties/A random phone-call done off screen manages to solve almost all of Tommy's problems. Tommy's an alcoholic? He solved that off screen. Tommy's got rage issues? He solved that off-screen between Season 5-6. Tommy's suicidal and has a complex relationship with Birmingham's most popular whore? No it's okay, he married her and now she, too, is a bitter jaded aristocrat. Steven Knight struck absolute gold with this scene, this twist, that he spent the entire rest of the show trying to make Peaky Blinders feel like this scene- and the show ultimately fizzled out in my eyes as a result of it.

Can't believe there isn't enough serious critique of this series. It started to fall off hard for me with series 3, when once again everything at the end of the season was tied up off-screen, off-script, with a phone call/letter/meeting Shelby has with a very important person that solves all his problems for him. So much screen time was dedicated in Series 4-5 to essentially making punk-rock music videos with the set and costume design, but not actually developing any decent plot or characterizations. The whole second half of the show felt like it was written in such a way as to provide as many music-video camera shots as possible, not telling a believable or interesting story.

As good as the show was, seasons 5-6 were nowhere near as entertaining as the first 4 seasons. It definitely started to feel a little repetitive in the later seasons and I absolutely hated season 6 and the finale, they did Finn absolutely dirty, I thought there wasn't one point where i actually felt Michael was going to best Tommy, Michael wasted to me becoming a villain because they built him up to be Tommy's right hand man just to do that. I hope the movie isn't just a money grab and they have a good story in mind.

I think movie makers & studio execs may look at these ratings as feedback too. If the critics rating is broadly in line with audience participation rating then there’s the feedback.

Although the season had its problems, I feel that the ending was mainly supposed to be poetic more than to tie up story lines. I feel they will do this in the movie while trying to progress and finally complete the character of Thomas Shelby. I did truly enjoy the season and am very excited for the movie.

It was a ok season. But it is kinda weak,because of the coming movie. If this season was to be so epic. I think the movie would be a let down. But since season 6 was weak ish. Th movie will be awesome. Also the micheal revenge arc should have been built so much better. I'm kinda hopeful that maybe that was a dream. Michael should have gone out better,it was great between them.it just could have been better.

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The BBC make some incredible pieces of media.

The brits simply do the arts the best. I dont know why or what structures they have in place to that ends, or if its just a cultural thing, but in a completely objective sense it is simply a fact. To me at least

Nothing is weaker than Season 3, that straight up made me almost stop watching the show it was so bad

Fabulous evaluation. I will never look at it the same!

Loving everything in the show besides the super loud obnoxious butt rock which just doesn't fit. (And I'm speaking as a professional rock musician.)

Cuz also just like Tommy Alfie is a information broker he makes it his business to know things about people and the fact that he didn't know that about the Garrison speaks volume

I love your analysis but missed genius moment for Tommy also which is when he had planted that false information about his Pub he was equally learning that that information about who blew up his Pub never made itself because as he already stated to Campbell one of the men in there was not to be trusted and was telling the secrets everywhere so now he knows about what the crown and the ira are trying to do

Found myself here right after I finished the incredible Season 2 ending. I was on the edge of my seat and like you said, even though I knew he was gonna make it, I also thought he was not gonna make it unless he pulled a Houdini :) First of all, excellent breakdown, thank you for this. I think just as he made peace with his death, the fact that it did not happen was not a real relief for him partly because his life is a constant struggle, even though he is an ambitious man. It meant going back to his old ways and chaos. That's how I felt. And his falling in the dirt, staying there for a while, is a sign of more dirt he will get into as he goes on with his life. Dirty dirty business. He is soo deep in it, he can't undo what's done nor can he get out, ever. The only way was death.

I know I have definitely seen annihilation and Gran Torino, those are both pretty heavy but very good movies, I'll have to check out the rest, thanks for the good recommendations 🙏 Bless

The only problem I have with this scene is that right before it begins we can see Mary standing in the background of the room where Elizabeth is and then the scene starts and Lizzy walks into the room where Mary is playing the piano, which would be impossible unless Mary could somehow be in two places at once 🤷🏻‍♀️ Also technically the Bennet family is of a higher class background than the Bingleys as class was determined by landownership rather than money. The Bennets owned their estate but had an income of about 2000 a year I believe, whereas the Bingleys rented an estate but did have more than double the income. But because it all comes down to land and estates it is also why Elizabeth says to Lady Catherine that by marrying her Darcy wouldn’t be marrying down as they are both from the same social class.

Agreed… the finale was weak. Very disappointed.

Bingley is not attempting to grab her “ass” 🙄

Episode 3 is the best episode of the show

Very good editing, both video and sound. You speak the language, keep them coming. 👏

It's not "his" movies if he didn't write them.

While watching season 6 I have to skip some scene because it’s so fucking boring. It’s just grief, death, sickness blah blah blah. Where is the peaky blinder? Barely see in the action. Billy got killed and caught but how? what? Duke just went in and take the company and Finn went out. Ending with the shit that stuck at the horse’s butt that tommy ridin is not an ending.

Hey I like the fact you can go on TH-cam cuz I can't lol TH-cam an be your self don't ever second guess your self you are funny an roll with it don't ever let someone see u second guess your jks roll with laugh at your self an keep on talking k also watch people who do film reviews on TV take top 5 things they discussed an you put that in to your reviews with your spun on it also clean up your back ground an put a Mike in front of you an as you take put film in your left corner of your screen witch be your right an then show few high lights of movie at same time an then give the good points of movie an the things you don't like with your reviews but most importantly are your followers what they think of it an tobalso watch an tell you what you think..will engage them an they will part of your show ok....oh this just came to me as iam text you you could also pick a move to watch for you followers an then give you feed back so as to tell people on your reviews if you agree or not ..dam.1 more lol watch movie on you tub together then review it as a whole sometimes people who watch lots of movies are dealing with stuff an might need a friend an you can give that to them through you reviews just a thought for you I think if u do you will blow up an save a life. God bless

❤🔥Brilliant scene.

I watched this movie for the first time and it is one of the most beautiful movies I have ever watched. I watched Atonement before but this one is on the top. The cinematography, the simplicity, the sexual tension between Mr. Darcy and Elizabeth, the introvert nature of Mr. Darcy, the fighting spirit of Elizabeth, the shots where there are surrounding trees and castles. It is so beautiful. Also, one of my fave scene is this one take shot. It makes you focus on one character to another without overdoing it,making the viewer like an onlooker.

I dunno… I’m conflicted. I actually liked the slower pacing and the more arthouse elements of season six. And I didn’t mind the more minor elements making up the majority of things. But I do agree that I wanted more cat-and-mouse between Michael, Tommy, Mosley, and the IRA. But hopefully we get more Mosley cat-and-mouse in the movie. As for why Tommy didn’t kill the doc… I think it was genuine aversion to wanting to kill more. The whole season (and series) has been littered with characters getting tired of killing. I think it finally caught up. And yeah, the lack of Billy Boys was weird to me. You don’t introduce something and then forget about it.

I don't think you got it all. Theres so many rich stuff (like you say) that obviously went by you.

I loved the first 3 movies, might have watched the fourth and blocked it from memory and definitely didn't see the fifth. I too always loved Jack and wish we'd known more about him as a character/person. I can see what you're saying about how the 5th movie ruined some things for the character, but at the same time, that probably came about because of all the people who, like with other beloved characters with mysterious or long since occurred backstories, wished they could see x character when they were young, or when they just started, or when y happened. The fifth movie was probably trying to give us a bit of that, but they went the most boring, Disney cartoon route. It's like "what if Jack Sparrow...but young!" and that was literally all they did with it, transferring other aspects of him directly to the past. Still a pirate, still clever, still pissing off and outwitting others, gg ez. Meanwhile with the deleted scene, we get the insane and heavy (which might be why that bit was cut) revelation that Jack signed off on transporting actual humans, possibly not realizing what he was in for until he had them, and that there was a true moral dilemma that he had to deal with and no semi-drunken swagger and comedy would or could get him out of it. Imagine what that scene would have looked like if portrayed during the era of the first 3 movies. The look he would have had on his face when all of that exterior just falls off and he's like "Those...are actual people in these crates/cages..." type thing. That would have been powerful stuff. Then we would've cheered for him harder than ever if they were to make a sweet Sparrow-esque thing out of it. Still has to be clever and all that to save them, and he does the truly right thing in the end. Maaaaannnn.

Found it silly how many times they hit you over the head with the detail that Tom stopped drinking. Swear for like 2-3 episodes, Tom wouldn't go a scene without mentioning it - it was very odd and dumb.

Felt like the way they wrote Finn was also a massive shame. Out of anyone, he GREW up throughout the show - and should've grown into his role a lot better than what he was written to do. Essentially being the next down from John, he should've been given a much better character arc. Especially if Arthur was taking a backseat, someone needed to fill the sidekick's shoes. But no, they just replaced him suddenly with Tom's newly discovered son who we know basically nothing about, and who was introduced abruptly out of nowhere. Also felt like there was a weird disconnect between Finn and Isaiah. The pair of them basically grew up together, yet neither of them really shared any chemistry or friendship.

I'm sorry I was trying to calm down please don't end I am good I had to keep it looking right 4:34

„Strong“ women push the men to the sidelines. This season was weak! Good, that there won’t be season 7. they would have started race swapping and inserted a trans Charakter to appeal even more to „modern audiences“

Interesting ideas. I felt that the IRA lady was completely out of her depth and aghast at the fascist, antisemitism in Uncle Jack, Mosley and Diana. She seemed horrified ar Diana and Hitler eating breakfast while they forced a group of Jews to eat grass. Of course, anyone should be absolutely horrified regardless of race, religion etc. But it highlighted just how evil the fascists were, and how far they'd go. I took it as she had gotten in way over her head. Was surprised that 4 years went by and Tommy hadn't hunted her down for the deathbed Polly though.

It was clear what he was doing in the scene but you broke it down perfectly.

It was Arthur who removed the bullets from the gun and saved Tommy. It wasn't Lizzie, she did the opposite, she threw the bullets at him and told him to try again, for me that was disgusting and I hated her a lot, I hated her before. And it's one of the things I didn't like about S6 because they focused a lot on Tommy and Lizzie and their horrible marriage and had much more interesting themes and characters. Like Ada, Arthut, even Duke, Finn I was expecting a big revenge from Michael, it was very disappointing.

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When this show was at its peak I really liked "the ladies", their social interactions and their subplots, but as the show went on I grew to really dislike Linda especially but also Lizzie to a certain extent. The actress is incredible but much like Anya Taylor-Joy, the writers didn't give her much to do in this season.